61.   The central bank buys and sells currencies to keep the shekel within certain ranges against the dollar and against a basket of foreign currencies.

62.   The central bank was forced to drop trading limits on the koruna after investors began selling the currency because of concerns about the Czech trade and budget deficits.

63.   The Clinton administration should reverse its dollar policy and sell the currency to shrink the huge U.S. trade gap, economist Fred Bergsten said.

64.   The dollar dropped from its early high as Japanese exporters, who missed opportunities to sell when the dollar was strong, sold the currency.

65.   The Finance Ministry decides when to buy or sell a currency and entrusts the operation to the Bank of Japan.

66.   The Finance Ministry decides when to buy or sell a currency, and entrusts the operation to the Bank of Japan.

67.   The dollar dropped from its early high as exporters and other investors, who missed opportunities to sell dollars when the dollar was strong, sold the currency.

68.   The dollar tumbled in overnight trading after reports that U.S., Japanese and German central banks will sell the currency to halt its recent gains against the yen.

69.   The Finance Ministry decides when to buy or sell a currency, entrusting the operation to the Bank of Japan.

70.   The New York Federal Reserve Bank buys and sells currency on behalf of the Treasury Department and Federal Reserve.